Only 5% of Houston fans remained in the city where they are located...
***Official 2026 NCAA Tournament Thread***
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Only 5% of Houston fans remained in the city where they are located...
And I'll bet there were ZERO Houston fans at the airport too! Man their fans suck.
Plus, when fans go on trips they tend to be out and about wearing their gear. The home team just shows up for the game.
I have to imagine the traveling fans will have a hard time flying back on Sunday. Those lines look horrible.
Guessing the Elite 8 game vs. Michigan State probably got more but would think this Kentucky game is probably in the Top 3.
Not surprising to see this trend. Seems TJ is adapting though with steady progress with the roster.
I would have liked to move past the Sweet 16 in both 2022 and 2024, but in both years Miami and Illinois (respectively) played fast enough to nullify our defense. This year I don’t think there’s a team fast enough like that; the question this year is can the offense get out of our traps, find the open ma on the backside, and get hot enough from 3 to make us pay for our aggression. So far nobody outside the Big 12 has been able to do that to us, and I don’t see Tennessee being able to do that either - especially when they commit as many turnovers as they do (and that’s before they had to play against our defense, which specializes in that).
Haliburton relishes the role of being a heel… and it cracks me the hell up.
I thought so after seeing this one, but thanks for confirming!
I know this is a troll account, but if you've ever been to Houston this is probably accurate.
Surely Texas's charmed life ends tonight, although I don't have that much confidence in Purdue.
This is one opponent that I’d be fine having Texas beat. I don’t know what it is about Purdue, but I really don’t like them.
It's the hype around Braden Smith.
Hey, @HoopsTournament, how many times in 64-team era has there been 3 teams from same conference in Sweet 16 within a single region (as with Big Ten in South Region this season)?
This might be "findable" with a random web search, but easier to ask you
This might be "findable" with a random web search, but easier to ask you
I think it has to be a first. Super conferences have messed with bracketing rules and it wouldn't even have been possible unless you got at least 10 bids since there used to be so many more double plays.Hey, @HoopsTournament, how many times in 64-team era has there been 3 teams from same conference in Sweet 16 within a single region (as with Big Ten in South Region this season)?
This might be "findable" with a random web search, but easier to ask you
He's probably going to prove me wrong
Well for sure. It’s just something that wasn’t supposed to be written down or talked about outside the walls of the country clubs.
